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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
10
An auxiliary to the American Legion will be organized Wednesday evening at the W A C. A social and banquet are planned by the service men. All ladies eligible to join the Auxiliary are urged to attend.
Whatcom County township officers meet Monday at 10 in the W. O. W. Hall in Bellingham. Officers to be elected. Senator Ed Brown will attend to discuss road legislation.
Conrad Axling was re elected president of the Whatcom County school directors at a meeting during the Teacher's Institute. The event reaffirmed Axling leadership of the county education board.
A Lynden-area column records multiple births including a girl for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kauffman and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waynes. It notes illness for C. H. Scrimscher, ankle inflammation in L. A. Livingston’s daughter, and other family events. P. Van Dalen to preach at Mission Church with Mr. Jones of Seattle assisting.
Most cars range from 850 to 8400 new price but Empire Auto Company sells used cars at the old price. Seventy five to choose from including six Ford Touring Cars one Ford Roadster ten Ford Bugs four Chevrolet Touring Cars one Dodge Roadster three Dodge Touring Cars two Buicks a Four and a Six. Cars put in shape and satisfaction guaranteed with liberal terms. See any kind of car at 211 Magnolia St phone 856.
George W. Holt president of the Washington Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association will address a Lynden district poultrymen meeting Friday night at the I O O F hall. He has spent weeks in California studying organization and production methods for poultrymen. Refreshments will be served.
Funeral services for the late Byron L Wright were conducted at Lynden cemetery Sunday afternoon by Lynden Lodge No 56 F and A M Wright, a former Lynden resident, once operated a store in the Bostwick Building at eth and Front Street He was seventy three years old
Mrs Ed. Ashly and children returned to their home in Bellingham Saturday afternoon. Mrs Lizzie Mearer entertained all her children at an Easter dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs W A Reid and son Carl went to Bellingham Monday. Miss Ione Shumway is sick with a sore throat this week. Mr John Pilon is suffering with rheumatism this week. Mr Ray Shamway is ill this week. Mr and Mrs Gerrit Veleke and children spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs B De Hoog.
Sympathy extended to Comrade Smith’s family as a good crowd attends a dinner at the Hall. Grand Army Veterans W W Palmer Ruscv Worthen Baker and True attend with Frank Hatley John of American Legion Post No 9. Abril 9th plans for a youth event at the Corps Hall.
Conrad Axling, Clerk of District No. 29, calls bids for delivery of 20 racks of wood to school grounds in June July or August. Bids must state wood type and be submitted by April 20. The board may reject any or all bids.
William A Bauman announces a serious expansion into real estate with daily listings. The firm will establish headquarters on Front Street near Third, remodeling offices after eleven years in Lynden to better serve local conditions and seek client support.
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